HotHardware: Exercise is important, there's no disputing that. It's especially critical if, like us, you spend hours each day plopped in front of a computer screen hammering out hardware reviews, TPS reports, or whatever. Activity is key to a healthy lifestyle, but how do you know if you're doing enough? In the old days, a mirror and scale would keep track of your progress. And today? Healthy living monitor gadgets like the Nike+ FuelBand are finding an audience among the health nuts, nouveau techno-geeks, and the upwardly connected set. But what you may not realize is that, as cool as these gadgets purport to be, you may be signing up for more than you bargained for.
Seemingly not content with its HyperAdapt shoes from earlier this year that use an app to tie your laces for you, Nike has one-upped itself.
I remember when I was 3 years old and could not tie or untie my shoes.
Were back to there now are we?
A recent firmware update to Nike's self-lacing sneaker's app pretty much broke them for Android users, locking folks out from accessing the Nike app.
Nike's new self-lacing shoe was not something I was really interested in, until I saw how it actually worked.
